Quote Originally Posted by dankrutka View Post
Every OKC millenial that I know, many of whom have been vital in OKC's renaissance, are really disheartened by this. As a millenial who always hoped to move back to OKC, I'm not really sure I'm interested anymore. It's not just that the buildings are coming down, but the corrupt process. I thought OKC was a city moving in a direction that I could believe in, but the city government is clearly more oligarchical than democratic. It's shameful to make dishonest arguments as were made by those who really make decisions in OKC. And as Pete has meticulously shown, this is not the only area where decisions are being made behind closed doors without concern for how it's done.
Wow, I think I am technically a millennial and I really don't care much. They could have saved the buildings, but whatever. We're getting a new and taller building, so that is a plus, It is guaranteed to get built.

I do wish we could have saved them, but hey, it is what it is.